#!/usr/bin/perl
#
#sysinfo.pl - grabs various bits of system status information from standard
# UNIX utilities, generates PHP code and pushes it onto a webserver.
# Desinged to be used to display the status of all network machines on
# your webserver
chomp($hostname=`hostname`);
$uptime=`uptime`;
$uname=`uname -a`;
$df=`df -h`;
$cpu=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep model\\name`;
$free=`free -m`;
$netstat=`netstat -i`;
open(OUT, ">$hostname.html");
print OUT "";
print OUT "hostname$hostname
";
print OUT "uname -a$uname
";
print OUT "uptime$uptime
";
print OUT "free -m$free
";
print OUT "df -h$df
";
print OUT "netstat -i$netstat
";
print OUT "
";
close(OUT);
# you will need to replace with the address of the server you are ryncing
# to, and with a directory you can put this file in
system("rsync -t *.html :/");
# to make use of the file, just use simple Server Side Include statements, such as:
#
# needs to be replaced with the name of the host you are running this script
# on. Place that include statement in an html file in your webserver, and then add this
# perl script to crontab on your local machine and you're good to go!